Shipyard · Refit

Atlas Shipyards

Long-established Perama yard that hauls yachts with a 1,200 t telescopic crane and mobile boat hauler rather than a travel lift. It handles refits, repaints and mechanical work on yachts up to about 70–75 m, with a new 110 m slipway added in 2026. Its 2015 refit of the 46 m Ancallia won a World Superyacht Award.

Key facts

Parent
Independent (Atlas United Shipyards of Perama)
Country
Greece
Founded
1923 (yard site); rebranded Atlas Shipyards 2017
Status
Active
Size range (LOA, m)
20–75 (berthing capacity per yard site); crane serves yachts to 75 m, facility page says mega yachts to 70 m
Largest delivered
not published (unnamed 62 m refit, news Mar 2026)
Yachts delivered
not published (yard claims over 5,000 haul-out and launch operations, per SYT profile, undated)

Notable yachts

  • Ancallia (150 ft / approx. 46 m
  • World Superyacht Awards Best Refit 2015)
  • unnamed 62 m motor yacht · refit completed, yard news Mar 2026

Services

  • full refits and conversions
  • mechanical and propulsion work (shafts, propellers, thrusters, stabilisers)
  • electrical, HVAC, hydraulics and plumbing
  • steel and aluminium fabrication
  • GRP and composites
  • carpentry and teak decks
  • painting and polishing in paint booths
  • osmosis treatment
  • class survey preparation
  • CNC machining
  • 24/7 operation
  • ISO 9001, 14001, 45001
  • crew accommodation not published

Haul-out

Travel liftNo conventional travel lift published; 1,200 t telescopic crane (2024) over a 60 m x 15 m boat hoist bay, plus 1,200 t mobile boat hauler with 24x2 adjustable slings; 550 t auxiliary crane; 200 t mobile boat trolley; max beam: 15 m hoist bay width
Shipliftnot published; new hoist slipway 110 m long x 15 m wide (yard news, Mar 2026)
Dry / floating docknot published
Max LOA handled (m)70–75 (yard site facility page 70; crane page and SYT 75; ONBOARD says 65+)
Max tonnage handled1,200 t (crane lift capacity)
Sheds / berths20,000 m2 waterfront site; 1,000 m2 covered yacht house (shed); 700 m2 workshops; berthing for over 30 yachts of 20–75 m; private sea dock; crew accommodation not published

Sources

Compiled from published sources. Figures carry their own source and date where one exists.